öåôéä

øé÷é âì

öåôéä äéúä éìãä
öåôéä ùéç÷ä ááåáåú
äéà ìà éãòä ùéåí àçã
úùëá òí öáé ðáåú
åàçøéå òí àìçðï ãä-îéå
àçø ëê úéñò ìäåãå
úòáåã áðéå-éåø÷
åúùú÷ò áàåäéå

ùäéà úìã áï ìàãâø îàðå
àùø îîðå úúâøù çéù
åúòáåø òí àäåáä ôéìéô ìøåù
ìîåðèä ÷øìå

ùáñåó ááé÷åø ÷éõ
òí çáøúä äëé èåáä ñåæàðä
úîåú áúàåðú ãøëéí
áöåîú øòððä

àú ëì àìä ìà éãòä öåôéä
áùç÷ä ááåáåúéä
äéà ìà éãòä ùàéï ùåí ôùø àå îåáï
ìëì çééä
äéà ìà éãòä... äéà ìà éãòä...

öåôéä äéúä éìãä
öåôéä ùéç÷ä ááåáåú
äéà ìà éãòä ùéåí àçã
úùëá òí öáé ðáåú

ùáñåó ááé÷åø ÷éõ
òí çáøúä äëé èåáä ñåæàðä
úîåú áúàåðú ãøëéí
áöåîú øòððä

ëé àéæå ãøê áä ðáåø
åúéøàä òí îùîòåú åòøê
åîé îçìéè åîé áëìì éåãò
îé éåãò... îé éåãò...

öåôéä äéúä éìãä
ëê ðòæåá àåúä ìôé ùòä
äéà åáåáåúéä
ð÷éä îòúéãä

ëé àéæå ãøê áä ðáåø
åúéøàä òí îùîòåú åòøê
åîé îçìéè åîé áëìì éåãò
îé éåãò... îé éåãò...


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